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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1924
Page
3
A newspaper shopper notices a string of reduced prices on beef, veal, lamb, and poultry, including shoulder pounds, rump roast, veal chops, and tongue. Also advertised are various pantry items such as malt syrup, honey, fruit preserves, tomato soup, and mayonnaise jars with multi pack deals and bulk jar pricing.
A portrait of Burke, a Western railroad contractor from Alliance Nebraska, famed for hard living and blunt methods. The piece recalls his days as a gritty boss, his pay in cash, and his reputation for fairness with crews, while noting his bid for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor and his independent, charitable leanings.
The Butte Water company warns of record low storage levels as winter snow wanes and summer scarcity grows. Basle Creek reservoirs hold about 200,000,800 gallons with current capacity near 40,000,000 gallons, while Moulton’s figures remain undisclosed. Officials say no immediate shortage is feared, but reliance on Big Hole station for city supply remains.
Camp Fire ceremonials will be held at the Y this evening. The Camp Fire organization, nationwide with over 80,000 members, invites the public and girls who wish to join are invited to present themselves. The Brown fake encampment was first held in Montana and next year members plan similar gatherings.
Judge Charles H. Cooper, a state supreme court member and Republican candidate, made a Sunday visit to Butte. He stated that European settlement could spark a prosperous era for local industries and noted the state’s economy may soon improve. He continues a tour of cities with friends and supporters.
Silver Bow county totals stand at 21, with primaries opening at noon and closing later in the day. Voters urged to hurry ballots due to a lengthy ballot, as absent voter requests surface from James Brennan of Venice and others. Ballots are being printed for 81 precincts and distributed to outlying and city precincts in sequence. Police plan radio sets on all squad cars and motorcycles to broadcast central bulletins and aid crime prevention and detection.
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